She developed pyometra the same time Indra moved in with us.
I noticed her change of behavior and told mom constantly about aggression issues and when I noticed that she drank tons of water mom was like "Pyometra, take her to the vet, NOW!" and it turned out that it was really close and that she didn't have much time left.
Moms vet literally safed her life.
im not 100% positive but my vet said that herbivours were notorious for worms and so on and so forth... but i suppose as long as you got him on a worming regimen it would be fine... but he was also saying its mainly rabbits and deer <shrugs>
hopefully someone can confirm or call it bs (c: i just hate having my pup eating poop... just nasty
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